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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
a New Society.

A number of our Polish citizens have recently
formed themselves into a brotherhood .a"@ed tn Young
Mems Political and Social society, with Adam Gosz-
czynski, Jr., president: f.. J. Mulka, secretary; A.
Zarcmba, treasurer, and w. Hipki and Fir. Byezyn-
ski, directors. The object of the society, as its names
indicates, is for the political and social advancement Of
its members. There is to be a national fund to which
each member will be required to pay five cents a
month, and upon the marriage of any member, after the
proper proof of such event has been presented, each
member will be assessed IS cents. 1t is the intention to
have branches of the society organized throughout the
stat es, but the direction and management of affairs
will, for one year, be IN the hands of the officers OF the
society in this city, which is the first or chaIte society.
Applications from various cities have already been re-
ceived for authority to form branches of this orgailiza-
ton; which, no doubt, will be productive of much be
ncficial results among the patriotic Poles, whose love
for liberty is traditional.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Gdzie moze bye do
brze POlakom?

Zwracam uwage ma d"faczony
do dzicsiejszego numeru dodatek
o polskiej osahzie II Ola Park
i sasiednych kolon'j. Z pieclu
drzcworytamj. S%liczna tam okollca,
Y gruntami talk zyznem', .Iak ="
st"rym kraju M nizin"ch mad
Vista, ? Polakow sic tam juz ty-
lc o~cdlito, ~ kazdy nowy osad
NIX czu.jc SIG kby ojrzys'Nm
krnju
w o,tutnim czusIe osada w
lloia Parku nabrala szcrszcgo roz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

SIG do Polskich ksiezy, "bawiajaac
sic, 10y inni kaptani kaznodziej-
stwem ludzkoscia i sprawiedli-
woscia zdolniejsi,ludz mu ME Cd
rywali, iezdzi} do Biskupa i temu
Czcigodnemu Arcypasterzowi rali}
smalone auby, rzeczy do prawdy
ME podobne; oskarza} polskich
k~ap}an6w o pijahstwo i s%kandale,
a mas wiarus1w nazywa} ognistymi
pijakami i odszczypiahcami cd
WARY katoIickiej, sam sic zas o$-
wiadcza} jake najdoskonalszy, re
on tylko tq paraha rzadzid moze,
a Mkt inny.
ArcypasteZ z%nudzony podob-
nemi historvami, mic dziwnego, zc
mozc sic i gniewa} ma Polakdw,
n~alezacvch do kosciofa Sw. krzyza
w North Prairie, zreSzta hyli tacy
Polacy, co moze ME znaj ac sic ma
grzecznosci, ublizyli B%iskupowi
n%iewinnie, = lecz jednak IA wiel-
k EN- staraniem dostaliSmy od ma
szego Najprzewielebniejszago KS,
Biskupa pozwolenie budowania
novego polskiego koscio}a, 8 mil
odlcg1osci Cd North Prairie, wTow-
ME Brokway, Stearns Co., i "a
razem doStaliSmy drugie pozw"le-
ME budowania plebanii, dla ktorej
.iuz zaczeto tel %jcsieni Fundamental
murowaG, 80 stop dlugiej, 20 stop
>zeroke.j = Ola przysz}ego na>zc-
90 du>z pastoral, kt"rego nam
Ks. Bi>kup obiccat wkrotc'
wzy>}at.
\ re nkolica tutej ~za jest pick
ma i ob>zcrna dla zakupicnia >obi'
yruntu cd towarzy>tw kolci re
%laznei, NANNY %nadzieje, IL nasz;
paratia wkr6tce trojnoSob 81,
ppwiek>zy. Cena gruntu kompa-
nicznego wynosi 5 do g dolarov
akier, i juz sobie tego roku par'
nowych polskich kolonistow zaku-
PHO grunta n~aszej polskiej para
fiji.
Juz tymczasowo many pol
skieyo ksedza W osobie Wielebne
60 Ks, j. Sroki, kt6ry do ma
dojezdza z Alberty, ably nam s}o.
wo Boze W naszym jezyku og}a
szac i nam Swietych sakramentoN
, udzielac.
w dniu lAgo liStopada bedzi
solenne n~abozenstwo Sw. Stanis};
wa Kostki tutaj IL mas w Brokwa,
, Stearns Co., ma ktore przybedzi
I Wielcbny rs. j. Sroka wraz
/, kilku innymi polskim ksiezmi.
Komitet koScielny upras2
. Rodakow o .jak najliczniej sze zgr'
: dzenie Z bliska i u daleka.
w dniu 1890 pazdziernil
odby}a sic pc raz trzecl MSza SN
spiewana tutaj W Brokway, Stear1
Co., ma ktorem to nabozenstw
udzieli4 Wiel. KS. j. Sroka dwo
nowozencom Sw. Sacrament ma
" zehstwa; wesele odby}o sig bard;
przyzwoicie, tylko re ma ostatl
;. dwoch m}okos6w pope}niio nj
= godzlwost, wymyslaj ac ia kosci
katolicki.
Mieli to bye dowcipny Wo
tus i niego1ziwy Piotrus. = SIX
~ 10 sic dok1a6n:e y wszystkie
y przekonam, jezeli Wiel. KS. Sro
~ Ia to zezwoli, niezw}ocznie i
es nazwiska Wiorusowi podam.
Oh u Szaclnkiem
Rlonus W4salws.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
kto madrzejszy
Ma ON
ERE t

Tax. pytam sic mas, ku-
mo,rze, horeanm { tych dsr6ch me-
som Pan Bog m'ecej ulat oleju do
buaki.s
Ba. teby to ju eoiedziat,
% to u jeden ten Rroutha, boo 0
NuPoteomie 10 Sem s1ys=m = Re
to te" sam, 60 to general
Dqbro~shi pod MIN >fssg2q,ouat.
4 miec pomtem q, u Pc
re"iha to bohoter cd hopyta, nd-
mssysthie boh1 huIy, htorego buty
robotu suahomitu, jah BJga ko-
chum.!
aesN o tyu mo,cu, TO Na-
poleon mi sig o,nyt d. uiego CO
do ~rosu0uru, DO &c Ieciuthich kama.
s@arh postal Eroucuzom 10 mo-
shle~Shie mro~.y @eiegi, gdzie
web"roAI pomm:zty i paduty jak
""rhy, +" I'E'RhI-7N'.t iu5 =aw-
Gus" .."op"frmir ~iorrnsoa" icA
.IuwiHc m oburie hu slu4e.
Racyo, &c ten EUI.-
Al I" Miubeb|ie mqdro gtowa;
~o't" s"bie :ohisuf jego aires -
c=y ~ieclc, yd~ie on mlies5ho.2.
Ido Ia ME- Ws=uh 10 na-
sym whmodSlim USIE co
tyd.ica stoi.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
NOWINY ODD REkI.

II ~EurOPy.-Choc B i $
m ark IRE dobrze i pie, to
jeszcze ME Jest dowodem, Ike
W Nicmczech dobrze, DO OTTO
W oSolicach Carl sruch e.
Cr fe | i i t. 4. lud robo
rzy "le Jest W sta::lc kwatery
Ola slcbIc nalac / musi syplaG
pod gofem niebem. Dzicsiglki
robotmkow ~unierajq giodowa
smiercia! (Op).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
W CHICAGO odsfoniety 20.

stall posag Lincolna. Wnuk
tego z]nakomitego meza sta
nu, maIy Abe Lincoln, cd
81 ni} posag, ciagnac "a linke,
ktora przytrzymywafu jego o.
kvycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
II Ameryki

II ~Ameryki.-Dla ska
zanych anarchistow W Ch'ca-
go JUL szyiq sm1ertelne koszu-
lie. Ostatmla icf. nadzle]a jest
]eszcze g%ubernator ilIinojski
Oglesby, kt5ry wyznaf W roz-
movie z reporterem, ze ina
wiele sympathy ola tych ska
zancow. Je2eii Sad najwy2szy
W Washingtonie ME wyroku
ME zmieni, to on ich mole
u!askswi [Op].
Ognisko donosi, ze W ME
dz,ele % z. N. odby}a sic W
NJ timers Theatre New
Yorku dawno JUL wyczeki-
wanna debata polityczEa po-
miedzy dwoma przedstawic'e-
lami dwoch wielkich partly
politycznych. PieGwsza Uni
ted Labor Party" reprezento-
wal G George e, druga. Pro
gressive Labor Party, Sze-
wicz, RosyaA'n, redaktor
Leadera. Obecuych by1o SEQ
osob. Zwyciezcq zostaf See
w CT, o lyle, ze zmpsif &c
org'a do wyznanla, IL teorye
przez tego ostatn;ego g}oszone
NIGGA wprawdzie popraw!G 5yt
spoleczny-ale wyzyskiwamu
piracy przez kapitat ME So W
s%tanie zapob!edz.
KNIGHT OF LABOR
kilkudliesieciu delegate ",
wracaja@ych Z konwencyi tie,
go Zwiazku W Minneapolis
(reprezentanci Is SlanoN) re
brato sic w Chicago | o1sta-
pill Cd Zwiazku Rycerzy Pra-
cy. Odstapienie to umotywo-
ware Jest uchwafarsi, zawie-
rajqcem, ciezkie oskaraenia
przeclw obecnemu Komiteto-
wi wykonawczemu. (Zob. W
dzisiejszym numerze artykul
Ryce'ze Prucyi'.
W CHICAGO odsfoniety 20
stat posag Lincolna. Wnuk
tego znakomitego me5a sta
nu, maIy Abe Lincoln, Cd
81 mii posag, ciqgnqc Ia llnke,
ktora przytrzymywafa jego o.
krycla.
Ma A9 ho]gomej Chicago
G Atlantic zn.wu zjechaEy sic
2 pociagi. W srcde, 26 pazdz
w nocy wy.iechaf Chicago 20
ciag pospieszny. drodze po
znaje maszynista, 2e lokomo
tywa ME jest w p%"rzadku, be
peklo u niej wahadio. PociaE
muslaf stauaG w bezludnej
dzikiej i bfotutstej okollcy
konduktor kazaf pasaaeron
wyjsG z wagonow i pociagna
"a sznur, przywiazany do sy
grafu, znajdrjacego Sc o 20
krokow W lyle, ably przykre
ciG czerwona latarke i pre-
TO DAD y"at pedzacemu W ty
' V pociagowi, IL droga les
A zabarykadowana. Sznur jake
/ ME byl W porzadka i Signal
NE lostrze2ono; naabiegnjac
loko'nu'ywa W pcfnym pedzl
uueFzyla W poclaS sloia'S
podruzgota}a go IA drobn
kawa1kl. Czrgo ME zburzyl
zderzenie, to zniszczyi straszl
wy pee, cd ktdrego zapalif
a sic pot}uczcne wagcny. M
: MONA dokiadnie duwledzie
sic, lie W tel katastrofIe ~
: ae:o ludzi, lie ma zawsze pc
= zos;a1o kalekami, gdyz kon
y pania umyslule zatala jch lie
J be. Pomiedzy uieszczesliwen
oflarami znajduj4 sic cafe DIV
:. tami!ie: DR., Perry, iona / |
a letmia coreczka i roizlra Mi
: lerow 2 Dundee, ILL.,, sk1ad;
jqca sic Z o]ca, matkl, trzec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

ktorego 2 cz}onk6w W zwiazek
m~a}zenski, przez kosciol katolicki
zatwierdzony.
Do Zwiazku Kawaler6w Pol
skich W Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzvstwa Kawaler6w Polskich, sko-
TO z}oza deklaracye--lako tez i po-
jedyhczy c~z}onkowie.
Kazdy nowo przystepujacy ka-
waller, LEGACY najmniej lat l6, PREY
z}ozeniu d%eklaracyi, skoro przyje-
tym z%ostanie, obowiazany z{ozyc;
Wstepne 50 g.. kapitaf wsparcia
25 c., i poaatek miesiecz"y: Do
Skar6u Nmodoecego 5 G., ma fun
dusz obrotny 5 c.
w nastepnych miesiarach p"da-
tex m~iesieczny i wsparcie IS c. od
kazdego, w tym tylko razie, t%jezeli
kt6rv z cz}onk6w zawrze zwiazek
ma}zenski ma drodze legalnej.
Wsparcie wy%p]aconem bedzie ka.
zdemu w ciagu jednego mies'aca,
skoro przedstawi odnoSne doku-
menta do zarzadu g}6wnego, lecz
ME PREDICT, jak 20 up}ywie 6 mie-
siecy cd daty podpisania deklara-
cyl. Ten przywilej s}uzy tylko Ola
tych, kt6rzy przystapia do Zw.
Kawaler6w W ciqgu pirrwszcgo -
od zaluzenia-roku. w nastepnym
roku ~powyzszy termin bedzie prze-
dfuzonv, co najmniej 40 roku.
Kazdy, kt6ry o'rzyma wSrar-
Gle, prze~tanir bye czynnym czfon-
kiem, lecx NATIONALIST, powimlcn by
przvstapit do w. Mar. Pol.
Zarzad Zwiazku kawaierow
polskich ~k}adat SIG bedzie Z Pre-
zyaenta gf6wncgo, prezydenta,
vice prezydenta Sekr. Gcneralne-
90. wicc-sekretarza, kasyera i 2ch
opiekun6w, wybierany bedzie co
rok.
Kasyer i Sekr. Generally z}o-
ia biezacvm roku kaucya pc
$4,000 kaady. Biuro Zarzadu Nv.
Kaw. Pol. bedzie do przysz}ego
roku w La Sale Ills.
Zarzad ma biezacy rok jest
nasterujarv: Prezydrnt g}dwny
Hieronim Derd k z w i,
nony, prezydent A. Gosz
CIV ii $ k i, Wice-prezydent b
Rolo If, Sekr. Generally, FIR. j.
Nul k a, vice Sekr. gener. NJ
Kasza, Kasyer. st. zare b a
opiekunowie: j. ii ki i FIR
Byczyhsk i. Oprocz Derdow
skiego wszvscv Z La Sale.
Il wszelkiemi koreSpondency
ami oraz dla zasiegniecia lakicl
potrzebnych informacvj, udawa
sic pod adresem: FIR. p. Mulka
La Sale, Ills
Wszystkich Kawalerdw Pola
k6w W Amerycc, do }aczenia 81
W Wv. Kaw. Pol. %uprZcjmie ia
prasZamN.
w imieniu Nv. Kaw. Pol:
Il. Goszczyaski, prezy0eM
+, j. Aulka, Gent. Sekretarz-
WychoJzace " La Sale pissa
The Democratic Zress z 81 PAID:
w ~streszczeniu t, samo, co podan
w powyiszYm a%rtykule. Otn zd,
,,;o cocyvch nrxvinoiol AnUiikGw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

WychoJzace " La Sale pisrao
The Democratic 73ess z 81 pazdz.
w s@treszozeniu t, samo, co podane
w powyiszym artykule. Otn IDA
ME naszych p~rzyiaeio} Angiik6w o
Zwiazku Pvlskich Kawaler6w W
Stanach Z,ednocZOnych:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
UNPRovoKED ASSAULT.

A Negro Horse Raiser Nearly Kills a
Mexican With Club.
Parties 10 from Gerfer's ranch today
brought the news OF terrible case OF
assault, which may eventually develop
into murder, and which occurred near
Gerfer's ranch about Wednesday last.
Adjoining this sheep ranch is the small
horse ranch OF an old negro named jim
Blanks. who is possessed OF great
strength and very irascible temper. He
has been annoyed for some time past by
the sbeepherders Of Mr.. Gerfers, driving
the sheep through his ranch TO water In
the Leon creek. He sent Mr.. Gerfers a
sharp note about II, telling him not to
allo this practice to continue. To this
nole Mr.. Gerfers paid no attention and
on the date mentioned. asa Mexican
shepherd was driving a flock OF sheep
through Jim's land, jim fell upon and
beat the Mexican terribly with club,
and left him for dead. The sheep scat.
tered through the brush and hills and 1t
was not until two days after WAS the
Mexican found, being still almost insen
BILE. He has since been unable TO eat
and scarcely able 10 talk. and little hopes
OF his recovery are entertained.
Great indignation Is felt against Jim
for thus assaulting an innocent Mexlcen
for another's fault, and II the poor fellow
dies, IL will 90 hard with jim.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
Powder Hill Gun Club.
At 10 clay birds, Is yards rise, the fol.
lowing scores were made:
Celebrated Her Birthday.

Agay crowd assembled Saturday night
at Mrs. Gus Bergmann's residence on
Garden street, with Chinese lanterns
and transparencies and rendered that
lady quite an ovation, their object being
to remind her that the day was her ami.
versary birthday. With the Liederkranz
singing society at the head of the pro.
cessioD, they marched to the pavilion OF
Mr.. Bergmann's saloon on Alamo street
where several kegs of beer were tapped
and fine lunch spread. The merriment
began and the evening quickly passed
away in laughter and song. A fine
baritone solo was sung by Mr.. A. Styger
the president OF the Liederkranz, who
also delivered good speech to the
ladies. Several solos, in the German
and In the Tyrol MARBLE, were sung by
Miss Nina Bergman, and then several
choruses were rendered by the Lieder-
kranZ. Mr.. Charlie Bauderer also con.
tributed fine solo, and last, but not least
Sheriff Thumm, of Castroville, who was
present during the evening, sang sever
al fine baritone selections and duets, the
latter with Miss Bergmann; such as
Schubert's "Serenade" and 1.-The Heart
Bowed Down." and Mr.. Bergman gave
q pretty song, The Gondolier."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
A Funny" Youth.

VIM. Mcdonald, young man or boy
OF about IL years Of age, tried to be fun
ny yesterday and monkeyed with the
law. He wishes today that he hadn't.
He got hold Of very small pistol yes
terdsy, loaded 1t with cartridges about
the size OF pea and went on the war
path in the seventh ward, near Caspar
Jenner's store. The first person he met
was little Mexican boy, whom he made
hold up his hat to see If he could shoot
hole through 1t. He didn't care If he hit
the boy instead. The shots missed the
hat, but one of them struck and slightly
wounded the horse which Mexican
man was riding near by. The rider dis
mounted and caught the sport and
locked him In house near by and then
took the pistol to the police station.
While this was transpiring, Mcdonald
escaped and travelled across the city to
Prospect Hill, where, after two hours
hard riding, Officer Beck found him and
arrested him. The recorder fined him
500 this morning for his fun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
Condoience and Thanks.

Since 1t has pleased an allwise prov
idence to take away from our midst one
OF our best members Of the "San Anto-
Mo Arbeiter Verein," Mr.. II. ID. Stun
berg.
Therefore, we, the undersigned men,
bers, In the name OF the San Antonio
Arbeiter Verein, hereby offer our sim
cere coincidence and sympathy with the
family Of deceased In their bereavement.
We also use this method to extend orr
sincere thanks to the family of our de-
ceased brother In the name and by au-
thority of the Verein for ceediDg the
customary funeral expenses Of $3.50 as a
present from the society.
WIN WURzBACH, Prest.
r RUEDTGER. lat. Sec.
g. WEsENBERG, 2nd. Sec.
+. W. LANCE, Treasurer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MAHNCKE HoTEL-Wm. Color, Uvalde; W
Brown, Bracket; E G Rawson, Grand
Rapids; w Thompson, Little Rock, Ark;
Jennings, W Scott, Edwards county; L
Mayer, Mississippi; John II Hager, New Or
leans; Ed Bremen and wife, Monterey, Mex
Jas Courand, Castroville; A Z Cox, Rock
Island; e w Lacy, Hondo city.
SOUTHERN HoTEL.-J f Stevens andiady
Georgetown; X Van Slyke, New York: John
II Taylor, Granbury, Texas; Vose, New
York; Thomas L Dowd, st Louis; W Wood
son, Cincinnati, Ohio; J A johnson, Greer
Campblel on, Il A Hawkins, Harwood; X "
Harrington, Piedras Negras; + II HartZ anc
wife, Eagle Pass; F N wilkins, Rio Pecos
Matt Kinney, Uvalde, Texas; J H Peay, De
Rio, Texas; G X Chnn and Num-, Cyalde; n
p Rrandell and wife, Palestine; W @ belding
Gonzales; James Kennedy. Dallas; ID H Gales
CREEPY, Colo; Thomas Work, Middleton: 7 4
Winston, Ala; William Mackel, Fort Davis
Joseph Dykstra, Fort Davis; L P Alexander
Camden, Arks; E Franks, Houston, Texas; |
H Browne, San Marcos; S ID Howard, SaI
Saba; Charles E Bicks, John NJ Kutchi
Fort Worth; G A Searight, w Starlight
Austin; b Hill, Nebraska; John White, Too
Barben, San Saba; John Florence, Waxa
hachie; Bruno Reich, New Braunfels.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
The Scott Murder Case.

The case of the state against L. j.
Scott 1.-THE father Of Frank Scott), charged
with the murder Of Frank Harris at Rob
ber's Gave, was called this morning in
the district court, and the state an
nounced ready for trial The defense,
however, asked time to write motion
for continuance, and this was granted,
and court took recess for p hours.
Then when the continuance motion was
made, on the grounds that seven mate
rial witnesses were absent, the court
granted the continuance until next term.
The defense came near losing one OF
its attorneys, Hon. Mac Anderson. Ow-
ing to q difference about the payment of
some money from Scott, but the money
was produced and everything is satisfac-
tOry
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
Oh, Yes, He's Wanted Badly.

Wanted-A strong, active young man
to play as substitute for "Lucul us" in
the next damon and Pythias" perform
ance. Must have nerve enough to be
shaken in pieces by the angry damon, {"
and ekull thick enough to stand bump
ing violently against the "wings" Of the
stage when he lie carried out. Apply to
&C. NJ. IT," care Of the Belknsp rifles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
The Excellent Qualities

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs, CONNER 1t 10 ali who suffer from
Habitual Consumption and kindred ills
Being in liquid form and pleasing 10 the taste,
harmless in its nature, strengthening as well
IS cleansing in its proper ies II is easily taken
by old and young. and truly beneficial in It's
effects, a. therefore the favorite family rem
ed, especially with the ladies anu ch,ldreu,
who require gentle yet effective laxative.
For sale by +. Kalteye or 4 Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
Chinese Chestnut Bell.

George Dullnig has in his Office what
may be called Chinese chestnut bell. 1t
consists Of two rings divided by quarter
circles and having three peculiar pen
dants. The whole lie made up Of Chinese
coins strongly and artisticslly blended,
and when 1t is shaken the pendants emit
sounds like bell. When anyone goes in
there and gets off antediluvisn jokes the
boys now ring the Chinese chestnut
he'll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04

Messrs. Barney Gibbs, chairman;
Representatives Page and Gresham, Sen
ator Harrison and J. IL. Copeland are
the state snti-prohibitiOn committee to
select speakers and make arrangements
for the Dallas convention. Col. II B.
Andrews 10 the chairman Of this sena-
torial district for the movement. The
convention has been called to meet in
Dallas on the fret Wednesday In May.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-04
Shoot the Hat.

A young lady in the audience at the
Grand opera-bouse on Saturday night
was the observed of all observers-not at
all flattering to herself-sDd whyH All
because she wore huge white hat that,
while 1t would have been pretty at a
lawn party was wholly out Of place at a
theatre or concert. If that young lady
could have heard all the dreadful COM
ments upon her and her hat she would
never, never wear IL to a theatre again,
stay at home.
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Syrup of Figs,

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Natures
Own True Laxative. 1t is the most easily
taken and most pleasantly effective remedy
costly e; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers;
10 cure habitual constipation, indigestion, etc
For sac in 80 cents and 81 bottles by F. Kali
teyer & Son. 35-ly
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For Lunacy.

DR.. Fabian, who lives near TESTS
store on South Flores street, made an
affidavit to-day for lunacy against one
David Walker, who has been living with
him. Walker is said to be man of
some wealth.
charge.
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Justice McAllister's Court.

A. G. Pfeiffer and II. D. Pfeifier va. s
A. & A. P. railway, for damages BY kill
ing l4.quart Durham COW, worth $l5O
verdict for plaintiffs for the amount suet
for.
johnson, Wilkinson & Co. vs. b. X
O'Brien; to be tried at 8 p. m. today.
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Deaths.

Juan Martinez. aged 60 years, heart
disease. No phsyician.
Frank E. Fuller, 26 years, consump-
ton. DR.. A. Graves.
Marguerite Rips, AZ years. asthma. DR..
J. Braunnagel.
Maria Tijerina, aged 40, pneumonia.
DR.. Ornelas.
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WHITE GOODS.
SUNDRlES.
500 poes Victoria White avn, pc

A large lot of Ladies' Purses and Shop
ping Bags, each ......................5, 10, II
Ladies' Belts in plain canvas and fancy
leather, purse attached. ............lO, Is. q
500 Ladies Fancy Bordered Handker-
chiefs, per doz.... 900. ........ u
800 dozen Colored Thread, per doz... q
500 Ladies' Jerseys, in black and 1lors, at 81
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FANCY DRESS GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.

Edging and IDsertings in Hamburg and
SWISS Embroideries, per yard ......2hc up
Oriental Laces, per yard. from BE- up
Oriental Flouncing, IS inches wide. Csc. yard
All Over Laces, per yard. from 25c up
And everything else in proportion as cheap.
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PERSONAL

Congressman r. Q. Mills was in the
city on Saturday.
Lawyer Msyfield left for Pleasanton
this morning on business.
+. Il Hartz and wife, OF Eagle Pass,
are at the Southern.
j. 4. Stevens, q stockman from
Georgetown, is at the Southern with his
wife.
w. X. Jones, Esq., accompanied by
the Misses Bessie and Katie Jones, are
at the st. Leonard, from Del Rio
Judge B. r. Ballard, of Floresville, and
Judge Reinhard and wife, Of BOerne, are
at the st. Leonard.
j. A. johnson, a ranehman of G onzales
county, Is at the Southern with six cow
boys, with whom he has been up the
trail with herd Of cattle on the drive.
and are returning.
Mrs. A. II. Keck and Mr.. Gustav Kali
teyer, OF Cotulla, came up yesterday and
Will take In the Saengerfest.
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Wanted.

A partner with few hundred dollars
In q good paying business. EDquire at
this office. 4-4-2t
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Fire again broke out Yesterday
among the hay and debris OF the stable
1t the corner Of Sth and Austin streets.
recently burned. IL was extinguishpd
BY the firemen. An ordinance compel
ling the removal Of debris after a FIRE
should be the next thing In order.
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LIGHT FLASHES,
And Other News Items Picked Around
Town BY Our Reporters.
Who

Makes friends, outshines rivals, wins Vicso-
rles, and whose stock sells itself on It's merits
every time? Anxious to show you my stock
OF imported Havana and Key West cigars
smokers articles, etc. SIN HART,
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For Sale.
A well established grocery business In
. populous portion Of the city. Enquire
ct this office. 3'H-lm